Apollo 16 to Visit Moon Mountains in Apollo 16 to Visit Moon's Mountains for volcanic evidence
Apollo 16 astronauts plan a 73 hour moon highlands landing in Descartes to seek volcanic remnants and extra crust samples. Commander John Young and pilot Charles Duke will collect nearly 200 pounds of rocks and study the moon's interior to illuminate solar system history.
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Moon
Cape Kennedy
Fila
Lunar
Earth
Charles M. Duke, Jr
Navy
John W. Young, Jr
James A. Lovell
Duke
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Air Force
Mattingly
Young
Orion
Descartes
Stone
Descartes Crater
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Casper
Lion tamer first exhibitor under new Animal Welfare Act rules
Washington reports the Agriculture Department has begun enforcing the 1970 Animal Welfare Act after delays. Tarzan Zerbini, a lion and tiger trainer, received the first exhibitor registration, with inspections of his Sarasota area quarters and road trailer to ensure compliant care of big cats. An announced plan for unannounced road inspections aims to maintain ongoing compliance.
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Washington
API
Agriculture Department
Department
Tarzan Zerbini
Zerbini
Sarasota
Fla
Secret ITT Papers Best Seller in Chile
The 93 page paperbound book titled The Secret Documents of the ITT sold quickly in Santiago and may yield a small government profit. The state publisher Quimantu released an official translation at about 90 cents, revealing alleged ITT plots around President Allende's inauguration in 1970.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
ITT
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Quimantu Publishing Company
Washington
Jack Anderson
Salvador Allende
Solve your buying renting selling or locating problems fast
Local want ad helps readers quickly post needs for buying renting selling or locating items. Simple steps, clear terms, and quick responses connect buyers with sellers and landlords with renters in a practical, community focused notice.
Texas museum displays bumper stickers from past decades
The Texas Memorial Museum in Austin showcases a political bumper sticker exhibit from the last 30 years. Curator Mary Carnahan plans to expand the collection, aiming to preserve era defining items for scholars in 20 years.
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Austin
Texas
UPI
Willen C. Adams
Texas Memorial Museum
Agnew
Lindsay
JFK
HHH
Hope
Heart
Nixon
the One
Mary Carnahan
Adams
Britain Launches Plastic Warship HMS Wilton
The British launched the world s first plastic warship HMS Wilton a 153 foot mine hunter built from 65 tons of woven Fiberglas and polyester resin. The vessel mirrors materials used in many pleasure boats and represents a novel approach to ship construction.
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New York
Wilton
Portugal Is Film Topic Wednesday
James Metcalf presents a travelogue titled The Open Arms of Portugal Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Memorial Coliseum Armoury during the last Chamber of Commerce civic bureau meeting of the season. The film covers Lisbon Estoril and Maia visits with bullfights in Evora and Cascais highlighted. Reservations are possible at 364 5135.
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James Metcalf
Portugal
Memorial Coliseum
Armo
Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau
Lisbon
Estoril
Maura
Evora
Cascals
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